Sentence examples for common replacement for from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that BPS, a common replacement for BPA, could have similar negative effects on reproductive function and fetal brain development.

Most lute strings have traditionally been made of animal intestines (gut), metal, or silk, though nylon has become a common replacement for gut.

In the next five years, he predicted, it will be as popular as Cornus kousa, the Japanese dogwood, the common replacement for the Florida dogwood, which is disappearing from Eastern woodlands because of the stresses of soil and air pollution, invasive species and anthracnose.

Mission, vision, and values statements are another common replacement for strategies.

Although "ue" is a common replacement for "ü", these two surnames would not be identified as potential links by matching HMAC strings.

Hip and knee replacements are the most common "replacement" procedures that take place, accounting for one million operations each year in the US, according to Deloitte, a figure that will grow to 3.5 million by 2035 as our population grows, stays alive for longer, and includes more people who were much more active in their earlier years in a wider upswing for fitness.

Jim Hoff, the vice president for marketing at Firestone Building Products in Indianapolis, a manufacturer of roofing materials, said that the most common replacement is cold-applied modified bitumen.

There's no replacement for common sense," he concluded.

Truvada is not the one ring to rule them all, but it might still be a game changer for some of us -- if we understand that PrEP is not a replacement for common sense.

Atajic was a 79th-minute replacement for Commons, who was not disappointed to miss the chance of a hat-trick as the young Swede grabbed his first Celtic goal.

The lament is about replacing a replacement for the replacement.